RuBee
Member Since 2010
Yesterday's Condo
A better AMPS this morning, but it's identical to one we had on the 10th, so I'm not going to get my hopes up.
The veterinary office where we take our pets, and the one Amy works at are two different places, so I'm thinking they have different techniques for this process, but no mention of special instructions was given when my mother called yesterday afternoon, so I assume he's good to go in as he would normally. I'll knock his insulin down just a touch to be on the safe side, though.
Rufus is acting fairly normal, but favoring the leg still. That's to be expected. Usual "feed me" tail language, though! (I can count the number of times my boy has lost his appetite on one hand).
Off to my All Important Opposable Thumb Occupation (also known as the organic can opener).
A better AMPS this morning, but it's identical to one we had on the 10th, so I'm not going to get my hopes up.
The veterinary office where we take our pets, and the one Amy works at are two different places, so I'm thinking they have different techniques for this process, but no mention of special instructions was given when my mother called yesterday afternoon, so I assume he's good to go in as he would normally. I'll knock his insulin down just a touch to be on the safe side, though.
Rufus is acting fairly normal, but favoring the leg still. That's to be expected. Usual "feed me" tail language, though! (I can count the number of times my boy has lost his appetite on one hand).
Off to my All Important Opposable Thumb Occupation (also known as the organic can opener).
